New Booster Seat Law

For those of you who have small children, or grandchildren or nephews and nieces that you help drive around, you'll want to be aware of a new law going into effect January 1st regarding child booster seats. The previous law required children under the age of 6, or 60 lbs, to use a booster seat. As of January 1st, children are required to be strapped into their booster seats until the age of 8. Violators risk a fine of more than $400, in addition to a point on their driving record. Click here[1] to read more about the new law and here[2] to read about some important safety tips you can keep in mind for your littlest passenger.